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by martino on December 18, 2005
Do you want to watch video on your cell phone? Are you willing to pay for it?
An April 2005 JupiterResearch ask 1,100 people questions like those. Of those respondents, 44 percent said they would be interested in video at all. Only 19 percent said they'd consider paying for a video service.
Of those that would be interested, 25 percent said they would watch 30-minute live TV shows, and 21 percent would watch 60-minute live TV shows. Only 8 percent and 5 percent, respectively, would pay for those same services.
An April 2005 JupiterResearch ask 1,100 people questions like those. Of those respondents, 44 percent said they would be interested in video at all. Only 19 percent said they'd consider paying for a video service.
Of those that would be interested, 25 percent said they would watch 30-minute live TV shows, and 21 percent would watch 60-minute live TV shows. Only 8 percent and 5 percent, respectively, would pay for those same services.
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Response from:
jessy
(12/20/05 6:07am)
If I were asked about it, I would not watch it on my cell, it's a waste of time and there are many media outlets that are better than cellphones, right?
Response from:
Martino Mingione
(12/20/05 8:09am)
I agree with you Jesse. Entertainment is better seen on the big screen. Maybe a news clip or business report while in the back of a cab but never a whole show.
Response from:
jessy
(01/09/06 11:16pm)
You got the point there Martino. Isn't it ironic that technology is driving people to move away from what is better, just to try out things in a different way?
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